The city has such a bounty of world-renowned institutions that it can be hard to know which to visit first: from cutting-edge London exhibitions at the Tate Modern to Hope, the huge skeleton of a blue whale at the Natural History Museum.
A Natural History Museum Mineral Curation spokesperson states: "The Dragon is such a famous specimen, it's great to have it on display for the next year alongside other treasures of the mineralogical kingdom."
Richard Fortey, UK palaeontologist, extensively researched trilobites and their ecology, revealing insights about their distribution and using them to track continental positions.
The 'Storytime with Father Christmas' event invites children to enjoy a magical storytelling experience in the festive setting of London's Natural History Museum this December.
The museum imposes a strict 10pm curfew on all outdoor events it hosts and is proposing the same condition be applied to any events held outside in the Evolution Garden as part of the new licence, as well as no amplified live music to be permitted in the garden area. This ensures that the activities remain manageable and respectful of the local community's concerns while also enhancing the visitor experience.
